Vegan Diet Can Reduce Diabetes Medication Dosage

Diabetics looking for an easy way to reduce their dependence on prescription drugs should adopt a vegan lifestyle, according to a paper published in Diabetes Spectrum.

The paper notes that several studies have linked a vegan diet to decreased risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
In their research, they discovered that adopting a plant-based diet reduced medication use by 43%.

The scientists state that a vegan diet helps diabetics lose weight, an important factor in insulin resistance and blood glucose management. Also, a vegan diet may improve insulin sensitivity in certain people.

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i feel this is correct depending mainly on vegetables, fruits as well as fish is very important in management and prevention of type 2 diabetes. depending on saturated fats and transfats fats as main source of diet could lead to a drastic fluctuation of blood sugar level because of the increased insulin resistance and the damage they cause to the pancreatic cells

Of COURSE a plant-based diet is beneficial to “managing” and preventing Type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is caused by high levels of fungi living on the pancreas (causing it to malfunction) and throughout the body, and veggies (and organic meats) are powerful anti-fungals. When fungal levels fall to normal, diabetes slowly disappears.

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